1Creative Marketplaces
Ever since the launch of Flashden in 2006 by founders Collis Ta’eed, Cyan Ta’eed & Jun Rung, the notion of the “creative marketplace” has exploded, with a multitude of websites aimed at allowing creative workers to upload their custom work for others to enjoy on their own personal or commercial projects. Envato i strongly believe started the movement, and their marketplaces are still to this day expanding, with Graphic River, Themeforest, Activeden& Audio Junglebeing some of their most popular.
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2Freelancer Websites
It seems like the most obvious one right? Get your presence out there on freelance websites, even if you have a steady stream of income from your regular clients, try out a freelancing website such as:
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3Start a Blog
One of the easiest ways you can earn some extra money during your time as a freelancer is by starting a blog. This can either be personal or commercial, but it obviously needs to be related to the field of design. Create blog posts about your recent design work, or if you have any big name clients coming up. The key thing here is to provide “value”, and something which people will want to share a million times over. Create posts which people in the design community would love to read, whether it be about a cool new Photoshop action pack or a book review. Examples of some great design blogs are below: